V1 in UTG+1 ($200) mid 50’s guy, just sat down at the table. Basically an unknown. Loose-passive if anything, but it’s been one orbit

V2 in CO ($1300) young kid, been playing together for a couple hours. Playing very LAG, almost to the point of being a maniac but not quite. I think he is decent besides being overly aggressive

Hero UTG ($285) young kid, playing TAG, have not shown down many hands so far

Hero dealt KK UTG

I limp UTG, V1 raises to $8. Folds to V2 in CO who calls. Folds back to me and I make it $30 total. Both V’s call.

Flop ($93) T63

Hero?

V2’s range is wide here, he has that maniac attitude of I won’t be bullied around. Also, I have seen him 3bet 99 already, so the top of his range is pretty capped.

V1 is unknown, but I would give him a more respectable range, like 99+, AK, AQ, maybe KQs, AJs. All he’s done is limp/fold so far

$65 and get it in.

I'd be tempted to pot it to make it look like you are discouraging a call from a FD and get it in.

If V is near-maniac I might bet small-ish, if V1 folds hope it induces V2 to raise, if V1 flats V2 might squeeze. $30-$35

V1 raise/called 15% of stack pre, seems to be passive, so I'd likely fold to his raise (flop). Not likely to fold vs. any resistance from V2.

I'd value bet $55, potentially gii on a safe turn, depending on the caller(s).

I'm betting 50-60 and shipping on pretty much every turn

Not a huge fan of the pre-flop limp/raise, but sure, it's something people do.

Pre-flop, with your $2 limp, the $8 raise, and the $8 call, your 3-bet to $30 is almost certainly too small, especially when you're oop. $35 to $40 is better.

Now bet the flop $65-$70. Checking or betting small to ninja induce is just FPS.

Ud fold to v1? Id raise the rest of his stack before id fold

Nah, I'm not folding to a raise from V1.

First, yes, V1 put in 15% of his stack pre, but once we bet on the flop, we will have like 50% of effective stacks in the middle against V1.

Bet/folding with those stack sizes is not in the slightest a viable option with KcKx here.

Second, yes, he's passive, and he likely to have good pre-flop values, but that certainly makes overpairs like JJ,QQ part of his range, etc.

Also, not that I care that much, but he can't have AcKc or KcQc. So he has like 2 flushes, 3 sets and a bunch of everything else (pairs i.e. JJ, draws i.e. AcXx, and pairs+draws i.e. QcQx)

So no, not folding.

Raise pre bigger. 40 seems right. As played I'm betting like 80 on the flop and jamming almost any turn.

Y, we are around the 40% border of eff stack by betting $55.

Still, based on descript he has limp/folded prior. I think his range is tighter and while QQ/JJ are clearly a part of that range, I don't think this type would raise the flop with those, but rather call. Normally 3-bets pre are viewed as QQ+, perhaps AK. Hero is also an unknown.

+1....also getting it all in on turn unless A non comes out.

Given EFF stacks just open ship the flop.

Limp/re-raising preflop turns your hand face up. You have a big over pair with the 2nd nut FD. Since you hold a club, villain only flops a flush 2.6% of the time. He flops a flush draw 14.6% of the time. So almost 6 times more often he has the draw, NOT the flush. Bet big for protection. I like getting it all in here. Your only fearing Ax of clubs (which is highly likely to have folded out if you had BET BIG preflop).